This mini version of the larger store in Brevard is everyone's favorite toy shop in Greenville. Inside, visitors will find toys that range from 1930's replicas to modern drone-type electronics. O P's has gifts for all ages and even if you don't buy anything, it's still a fun place to browse on Main Street. The massive store in Brevard is their flagship location and they have another one in Asheville as well.

The Children's Museum of the Upstate was conceived by a mother who wanted a place for children to go and stimulate their brains through science. It has a wide range of exhibits that have names like 'Construction Zone,' 'Children's Hospital,' '3,2,1 Blast Off,' 'Money Works,' and much more. The center is also used for parties and some of the other programs include STEM classes, Art, and Lego League.

The Courtyard by Marriott chain is known for comfort, class and cleanliness. This version in downtown Greenville is located close to tons of attractions as well as the city's shopping and dining scene. Guests can select from 135 elegant rooms and suites, equipped with modern amenities for both business travelers and families. No matter what, the eco-friendly facilities, 24/7 Market, state-of-the-art fitness center and bistro keep everyone occupied while the 24-hour business center and meeting rooms are ideal for conferences and private functions.

Located amidst the many popular dining and shopping options of downtown Greenville, The Peace Center for the Performing Arts provides more expressive pursuits. It plays host to a full range of performers, from the Muppets and Disney to classical music and Broadway, Greenville locals flock here to see their favorite acts. The center is a beautiful facility that looks even more striking when illuminated after dark, Inside the Peace Center visitors will find the Center Hall and Gunter Theatre, as well as the DowBrands Amphitheatre. Located on the banks of the Reedy River, this is the perfect place to take in a show any time of the year.

If you're looking for somewhere to take the kids or just enjoy the zoo, look no further. Occupying 14 acres (5.7 hectares), the Greenville Zoo houses hundreds of different species of animals from around the globe. Some exhibits include the usual lions, elephants, giraffes, primates, and tortoises. The zoo also has picnic areas, play areas, concession stands, and gift shops for the visitors. It's open on all seven days of the week.

Located in Greenville's charming West End, travelers who choose to stay at Hampton Inn and Suites Greenville Downtown RiverPlace will find themselves in the midst of a thriving arts district. The elegant hotel provides luxurious rooms with balconies and views overlooking the Reedy River, and though there is no restaurant on-site, a plethora of quaint restaurants and cafes populate the area. Art galleries, the Peace Center, and the beautiful Falls Park are only a short walk away. If you don't have time to sit down and enjoy the complimentary breakfast buffet, don't forget to pick up a take-away breakfast to eat on the go.

Many city historians consider this area of the Reedy River where the 'Falls' drop as the place where Greenville began. Tribes from the Cherokee Nation first inhabited the region around today's 32-acre park until Europeans established a presence in 1768. From then until the mid-20th-Century, European colonists, then Americans used the falls as a source of power. Development grew around the falls with the construction of a University, houses of worship, mills and many other factories along the river. After much restoration and removal of pollution left from the factories, the Carolina Foothills Garden Club along with the city of Greenville now provides a perfect setting for a romantic outing or a picnic with family and friends. The main highlight is the Liberty Bridge, a 380-foot steel span that allows guests to traverse over the falls. The park has no entrance fee and it's open seven days a week.

The continuous goal for the South Carolina Children's Theatre is to cultivate a passion for the theater and the arts for any and all children, as well as the rest of their families, who walk through their doors. This is done through participation of stage productions, year-round theater education and outreach. The students in the conservatory that teaches the acting classes typically range from toddlers to teens.

This Baywood Inn & Suites is located east of downtown Greenville and just minutes from the Greenville Airport. It's proximity to the latter makes it a great location for business travelers who are just in town for a day or two. It's also perfect for larger groups like families because Baywood has plenty of suites that come equipped with extra sleeping space. The rates are always reasonable and its located to plenty of shopping in east Greenville.

At this La Quinta Inn & Suites Greenville Haywood, you get so much without having to pay too much. A great and affordable option, the hotel is also in a centralized area not very far from downtown Greenville and Greenville-Spartanburg Airport. Also nearby the hotel is the Greenville Zoo, Greenville Art Museum and Clemson University. Complimentary Wi-Fi,continental breakfast, fitness center and meeting space are just a few of the hotel's excellent amenities.

This Hilton hotel is well-equipped to meet any traveler's needs. A 24-hour business center will please anyone on the road, especially since there are computer workstations, high-speed Internet, photo-copying and printing services available. The on-site convenience store, fitness room, and the indoor heated swimming pool will appeal to even the most travel-weary guest. Each room has Wi-Fi, remote printing and a clock radio with device connectivity. For an additional fee pets are welcome although there is a 75 pounds (34 kilograms) weight restriction. Vercitti, the hotel's on-site restaurant, provides room service to all the rooms,

The Roper Mountain Science Center is a place for elementary school-aged children to come and explore while school is in session. It's only open for public school children during the week, and on certain weekends it's open to the general public. The exhibits within are designated towards younger children, but adults can still learn a little something in their visit to the butterfly garden or arboretum.